BMW i7 Fuel Pump Replacement Parts

No — the BMW i7 is a fully electric vehicle, so it has no internal combustion engine, no fuel tank, and no fuel pump of any kind. The i7 is powered entirely by electric motors and a high-voltage battery pack, meaning none of the conventional fuel delivery components found on petrol or diesel BMWs were ever fitted to this model. If you are searching for a fuel pump, you may be thinking of a different BMW — such as the 7 Series (G70) in its petrol or diesel variants, which does use a fuel pump and shares the same generation platform as the i7.

Almost certainly not, as the i7 has no fuel system whatsoever — it is a battery-electric vehicle with no combustion engine. It is possible there has been a confusion with the standard G70 7 Series, which is sold alongside the i7 and is available with petrol and diesel engines that do require a fuel pump. Double-check your registration on a VIN decoder or your V5C to confirm which model you actually have, and contact your breaker with the correct vehicle details.

Because the i7 is fully electric, the closest equivalent components to investigate would be the high-voltage battery, inverter, electric motor, or the thermal management system — depending on what fault or symptom you are trying to address. If you have a fuel-delivery-style fault code, it is worth speaking to a BMW specialist, as electric vehicles use coolant pumps for battery and motor cooling that can sometimes be confused with conventional fuel pumps in generic diagnostic descriptions. A breaker who specialises in EV or BMW parts will be best placed to identify the exact component you need from your registration number.

No — every i7 variant, including the xDrive60 and the high-performance M70, is fully electric and carries no combustion engine or fuel system in any specification. The xDrive60 and M70 badges denote different electric motor outputs and battery configurations rather than any hybrid or petrol arrangement. If your vehicle is a genuine i7 in any trim, no fuel pump was ever fitted to it from the factory.

The current G70 generation of the 7 Series launched in 2023 in the UK and is sold in both combustion-engined forms (petrol and diesel, which do have fuel pumps) and as the fully electric i7 (which does not). Check your V5C or run a VIN check to confirm your engine code — if an engine code is listed, you have a combustion variant and a fuel pump will be relevant; if the vehicle is recorded as electric, it is an i7 and you need a different part entirely. Providing the engine code to your breaker is the quickest way to get an accurate quote for the correct component.